Teachers: Dan Wolken Textbook: Economics Today and Tomorrow, Glencoe, 2003
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"The learner will . . ."
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Introduction to Economics
Productive resources are limited. Therefore people
cannot have all the goods and services
they want; as a result, they must choose
some things and give up others.
SS 12.2.2 a,b,c,d,e
SS 12.2.4 a,b
SS 12.2.5 a,b,c
SS 12.2.10 d
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economics
scarcity
capital
entrepreneurship
technology
traditional economy
command economy
mixed economy
capitalism
standard of living
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Practical Economics
Effective decision making requires
comparing the additional costs of
alternatives with the additional benefits.
Most choices involve doing a little more
or a little less of something; few choices
are all-or-nothing decisions
SS 12.2.1 d,e
SS 12.2.2 a,c,e
SS 12.2.3 c,
SS 12.2.4 a
SS 12.2.7 a,b,c
SS 12.2.8 a,b,c,d
SS 12.2.9 a,b,c
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disposable income
warranty
advertising
consumer
income
principal
collateral
annual percentage rate
unsecured loan
durability
security deposit
registration fee
liability insurance
lease
closing cost
points
mutual funds
savings bonds
capital gain
diversification
pension plan
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Markets exist between buyers and sellers.
Prices send signals and provide incentives.
Competition among sellers lowers cost.
Competition between buyers raises the price.
12.2.1 a,b,c,f
12.2.2 a,b,d,e
12.2.3 a
12.2.4 b
12.2.10 c
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law of demand
real income
substitution effect
demand curve
elasticity
supply curve
shortage
equilibrium price
surplus
charter
assets
proprietorship
partnership
stock
corporation
franchise
deregulation
conglomerate
monopoly
oligopoly
merger
anti-trust laws
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Microeconomics
Competition among sellers lowers costs and prices.
Competition among buyers increases prices.
Labor may organize to receive more.
Market system changes with supply and demand.
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Macroeconomics
A nation's overall levels of income,
employment.
Unemployment imposes costs on
individuals and nations.
Unexpected inflation imposes costs on
people
Inflation can reduce the rate of growth
of a nation.
Costs of government policies sometimes exceed benefits.
Federal government budgetary policy and
the Federal Reserve.
12.2.1 c
12.2.3 b,c,d,e
12.2.4 b
12.2.10 a,b,c,d,e
12.2.11 a,b,c
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business cycle
real GDP
fiat money
commodity money
fiat money
deposits
legal tender
EFT
Fed
prime rate
monetary policy
federal funds rate
open-market
reserve
tight money
public goods
income distribution
national debt
Medicare
Social Security
Medicaid
unemployment
full employment
inflation
stagflation
fiscal policy
monetarism
monetary rule
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The International Scene
When individuals, regions, and nations specialize.
Raising of standards of living by investing in advancements.
Investments in factories, machinery, and technology.
Different methods can be used to allocate goods.
12.2.5 c
12.2.12 a,b,c
12.2.13 a,b
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absolute advantage
comparative advantage
embargo
protectionists
balance of trade
depreciation
tariff
exchange rate
communism
socialism
welfare state
privatization
foreign aid
subsistance ag.
developing nations
tech. ass.
bureaucracies
nationalism
global integration
telecommunication
foreign investment
multinationalism
microchip
cybernomics
internet
e-commerce
intellectual property
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Textbook: Economics Today and Tomorrow, Glencoe, 2003
"The learner will . . ."
Productive resources are limited. Therefore people
cannot have all the goods and services
they want; as a result, they must choose
some things and give up others.
SS 12.2.4 a,b
SS 12.2.5 a,b,c
SS 12.2.10 d
scarcity
capital
entrepreneurship
technology
traditional economy
command economy
mixed economy
capitalism
standard of living
Hand outs
Internet
Hand outs
Section Questions
Notes
Research
Quizes
Paper
Effective decision making requires
comparing the additional costs of
alternatives with the additional benefits.
Most choices involve doing a little more
or a little less of something; few choices
are all-or-nothing decisions
SS 12.2.2 a,c,e
SS 12.2.3 c,
SS 12.2.4 a
SS 12.2.7 a,b,c
SS 12.2.8 a,b,c,d
SS 12.2.9 a,b,c
warranty
advertising
consumer
income
principal
collateral
annual percentage rate
unsecured loan
durability
security deposit
registration fee
liability insurance
lease
closing cost
points
mutual funds
savings bonds
capital gain
diversification
pension plan
Hand outs
Internet
Notes
Hand Outs
Section Questions
Research
Quizes
Paper
Prices send signals and provide incentives.
Competition among sellers lowers cost.
Competition between buyers raises the price.
12.2.2 a,b,d,e
12.2.3 a
12.2.4 b
12.2.10 c
real income
substitution effect
demand curve
elasticity
supply curve
shortage
equilibrium price
surplus
charter
assets
proprietorship
partnership
stock
corporation
franchise
deregulation
conglomerate
monopoly
oligopoly
merger
anti-trust laws
Hand Outs
Internet
Notes
Hand Outs
Section Questions
Research
Quizes
Project
Competition among sellers lowers costs and prices.
Competition among buyers increases prices.
Labor may organize to receive more.
Market system changes with supply and demand.
12.2.3 a,e
12.2.6 a,b,c,d
12.2.11 c
consumer goods
profits
financing
assembly line
mechanization
test-marketing
penetration pricing
price leadership
retailer
promotion
unskilled workers
agency shop
arbitration
injunction
closed shop
boycott
right-to-work
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A nation's overall levels of income,
employment.
Unemployment imposes costs on
individuals and nations.
Unexpected inflation imposes costs on
people
Inflation can reduce the rate of growth
of a nation.
Costs of government policies sometimes exceed benefits.
Federal government budgetary policy and
the Federal Reserve.
12.2.3 b,c,d,e
12.2.4 b
12.2.10 a,b,c,d,e
12.2.11 a,b,c
real GDP
fiat money
commodity money
fiat money
deposits
legal tender
EFT
Fed
prime rate
monetary policy
federal funds rate
open-market
reserve
tight money
public goods
income distribution
national debt
Medicare
Social Security
Medicaid
unemployment
full employment
inflation
stagflation
fiscal policy
monetarism
monetary rule
Hand Outs
Internet
Notes
Hand Outs
Section Questions
Research
Quizes
Project
When individuals, regions, and nations specialize.
Raising of standards of living by investing in advancements.
Investments in factories, machinery, and technology.
Different methods can be used to allocate goods.
12.2.12 a,b,c
12.2.13 a,b
comparative advantage
embargo
protectionists
balance of trade
depreciation
tariff
exchange rate
communism
socialism
welfare state
privatization
foreign aid
subsistance ag.
developing nations
tech. ass.
bureaucracies
nationalism
global integration
telecommunication
foreign investment
multinationalism
microchip
cybernomics
internet
e-commerce
intellectual property
Hand Outs
Internet
Notes
Hand Outs
Section Questions
Research
Quizes
Project